


We sat at Canadian Dave's cafe eating our lunch in anticipation. We had arranged with Thant (our Burmese friend) that if the children arrived we would phone him and he would send the older boys that live with us to fetch them. Soon, Ayisha arrived with her brother and nephew, I rang Thant, and Angulah arrived in a Tuk Tuk to take the children back to the house. Wendy went in the Tuk Tuk so there was a white face as the Tuk Tuk driver was scared he would be pulled over by the Thai police to check out the Burmese children. The children went to Thant's house where they had lunch and spent time playing with some toys we had bought for their visit. This has got to be better than rummaging through the rubbish and dodging the Thai authorities. The children turned up another time at the house during the week but we haven't seen them in the last few days.
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